Sentence examples for present in the name of from inspiring English sources

The President may award, and present in the name of Congress, a medal of honor of appropriate design, with ribbons and appurtenances, to a person who while a member of the Army (naval service; Navy and Marine Corps Air Force Coast Guarduardistinguishedshimselfself conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty.

White's insistence that the photographer dress up his story to enable it to pass as a reflection of Mankind was presented in the name of the standard notion that art should be universalized — the concept that makes White's own photography so hollow.

Dr. Hardie received the University of Dayton's top university-wide teaching award, the 2006 Alumni Award in Teaching, presented in the name of the Alumni Association.

Because the medal is presented "in the name of Congress", it is often erroneously referred to as the Congressional Medal of Honor; however, the official name is simply the "Medal of Honor".

The District sought to serve Harrow and Uxbridge and in 1892 a route from Ealing to Roxeth (South Harrow) was surveyed and a bill presented in the name of the nominally independent Ealing and South Harrow Railway (E&SHR).

The next day when we were all gathered around the tree giving out presents in the name of the one who gave his all as a gift, I noticed something different about the lovely crèche on the sideboard in the living room that two of my parishioners had made for us.

Perhaps the genius of these authors is that they've placed their focus on what matters: being fully present to the Present moment in the name of love.

At the very start, a sturdy young man dressed in a camouflaged uniform presented us, in the name of Flash, with a large map of the world's battlefronts.

It will present a project in the name of Ahmed Basiony, an artist killed in Cairo, reportedly by sniper fire, in January on Tahrir Square.

The man presented false papers in the name of Soufiane Kayal when he was checked at the Austria-Hungary border on 9 September.

"'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' is a parody show, known for getting a laugh through exaggeration and presenting partial views in the name of humor.